4 comments:

Bob, Thanks a million for posting this.Even in a bad shape it still brought back cozy memories. Only the stone chimney was at the old place when we made the Hillcountry tour and several commented about it. I was going to ask if it was their little house and saw the comment that was left. I visited there many a time with Terry and Luna Horne. Luna was the sister of William Cliff Stevens and I always called him "PaPaw Stevens". His son, Bill, was my uncle. Rita

Mr. Franks, I thought an old log house stood directly across from the old John McCulley (sp) Store there on Rt. 23. I didn't realize there were slaves in the hill country. I knew they were south of there from Smithville and Amory on down. I sure enjoy all your pictures and articles.

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